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Home > Resources > Advancing Gender in the Environment: A Sea of Opportunities in Central America for Gender Equality and Sustainability

Advancing Gender in the Environment: A Sea of Opportunities in Central America for Gender Equality and Sustainability

Posted on September 29, 2022

The Regional Coastal Biodiversity Project (RCBP) aims to protect nature and livelihoods for future generations by reducing threats to biodiversity in bordering coastal-marine ecosystems in El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala along Central America’s Northern Triangle. This brief provides an overview of RCBP’s gender-responsive strategies, activities, and outcomes to date across project sites. Read More

Visit Link Source: International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

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